Graeme,

Thanks for your email. Apologies for not coming back to you before now but we've been in the process of moving offices recently, so been in a state of turmoil for a couple of weeks.

Taking your points in order:

1. It's good to hear that progress with restoration of the northern quarry is ongoing. I do recall talking about some restoration blasting in the northern quarry area when we were out on site, which I didn't have an objection to. You have identified a second area further west which may also benefit the overall final shape. Given that the blasting required is restoration blasting solely to achieve a better final profile, I have no objection to this taking place in early 2015.

2. In regard to your query re. the southern quarry restoration, I am not quite certain exactly which line the agricultural access track takes. Looking at the approved plan (as attached to this email), there appears to be two W-E inclines on both the northern and southern side, the southern one demarcated by spot heights (ranging from 238m to 258m AOD) and the northern (slightly steeper) one demarcated by contours covering (approximately) the same range in heights. Could you clarify how different your proposal for the southern side would be from the approved plan? It would be helpful if you could provide an alternate plan showing the revised contours?

3. Re. sale of material blasted pre 31 Dec 2014 in 2015 I can confirm that the sale of this material from the site in 2015 is OK presumably, we're not talking a significant quantity here, and as such, I presume such sales would peter out soon into 2015?

Finally, my apologies that I've not been able to send on the completed monitoring report from my last visit I will endeavour to do this before the end of the year. In the meantime, if you could come back to me on the point 3 above at your convenience I'd be grateful.

Yours sincerely,

Andy Andy, Thanks for copying me in on this note which you sent to Bill Craggs last month. I happened to visit the site yesterday, met up with Bill and had a good look around at the restoration works which have been accomplished to date.

A number of points in no particular ranking order as follows:-

1. In addition to the redistribution of materials within the site some quarry waste has been transported up into the northern quarry from the southern quarry. I have suggested to Bill that an improved overall scheme of restoration would be achieved if some of the stone 'cliffs' situated within the northern quarry were to be 'softened' by carrying out restoration blasting. For ease of reference I attach herewith a drawing which generally shows those areas where blasting will bring about a definite overall improvement to the form of the quarry. These works are expected to take pace in the early part of 2015 so I would appreciate your confirmation that it will be in order to undertake them beyond 31 December 2014?

2. You observed the workings taking place in the southern quarry including the development of a ramp on the northern side of the quarry which had been constructed from quarry waste. The approved scheme of restoration does show the final agricultural access afforded by a track on the opposite side, ie underneath the offices. Stone will be liberated by taking out the southern ramp and again it would be helpful if you could confirm that provision of a final access ramp albeit on the opposite side of the quarry to that shown on the approved drawing is acceptable in planning terms. It would be my intention to provide an 'as built' drawing when all restoration works are completed for submission to the MPA in any event.

3. Your note to Bill confirmed that it is in order for materials which have been extracted and stockpiled to be processed after the 31 December 2014 which is very helpful however if when replying to this note you could confirm that it is in order for these materials to be removed from site IE sold, then that would be appreciated.

I hope that you are keeping well and thank you in anticipation of your prompt cooperation in this matter.

best regards

G

Graeme JD King Estates Manager On 23 October 2014 10:26, Barton Andrew <andrew.barton@peakdistrict.gov.uk> wrote:

Bill,

Could you give me a quick call just to follow up on our conversation earlier this morning? I would ring you but I cannot find a number for you.

I had a word with Dave Bent (Minerals Team Manager) about your predicament and the circa 30k tonnes mineral which may be left in situ by end of year. Dave has pointed out that the permission requires winning and working to cease by the end of the year, but contrary to what I told you, this does not include the primary processing therefore, it is feasible that you could blast all the material in question and leave it in a stockpile to be processed later into 2015, but obviously working to the overall restoration programme for the site to be restored by 31 Dec 2015.

Regards

Andy

From: William Craggs [mailto:w.craggs@googlemail.com] Sent: 01 August 2014 10:33 To: Graeme King Cc: Barton Andrew; David Beaumont (david@haml.co.uk); Bent David Subject: Re: Ivonbrook Quarry, Grangemill

Morning All,

I'm afraid that Tuesday 16th is the only one of those dates I can't do. Sorry.

Bill Craggs

On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 8:31 AM, Graeme King <graeme.king@aggregate.com> wrote:

Sorry Andy this one clean slipped the net. My preferred date would be Tuesday the 16th September and suggest we meet at 10am. I am copying this note to Bill Craggs who is the acting quarry manager in order that he is aware of the visit. I hope that you are keeping well and look forward to seeing you next month. I will send out an electronic invite shortly

Best regards

Graeme

Graeme JD King Estates Manager Aggregate Industries UK Ltd Bardon Hall On 21 July 2014 12:05, Barton Andrew <andrew.barton@peakdistrict.gov.uk> wrote:

Dear David/Graeme,

I would like to arrange the first of two scheduled chargeable monitoring visits to Ivonbrook for this financial year. Can you therefore indicate your preference for one of the following dates:

- Tues 9th Sep
- Thurs 11th Sep
- Tues 16th Sep
- Thurs 18th Sep

I look forward to hearing from you both in due course.

Regards

Andy Barton

From: Barton Andrew Sent: 16 January 2014 14:54 To: David Beaumont (david@haml.co.uk) Cc: Graeme.King@aggregate.com Subject: Ivonbrook Quarry, Grangemill

Dear David,

Further to my visit to Ivonbrook Quarry on the 24 October 2013 where I met with Graeme King (Aggregate Industries), I attach a copy of the completed monitoring report, covering letter and invoice.

You will see from the covering letter that I have suggested some dates for a further site meeting in February with Graeme, which you may also want to attend. Please let me know which date is preferable or, if none of them are suitable, please suggest some alternatives.

There are a number of outstanding matters raised in the report which need addressing you might want to discuss these with Graeme King before providing a formal response either singularly, or jointly, with Aggregate Industries.

I look forward to hearing from you in due course.

Regards

Andy Barton Senior Minerals Planner

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